We are all aware, all of us but those running the program, of the rampant fraud in Medicare; most perpetrated by providers. I see a whole new type of fraud developing. It started with an increase in commercials advertising free no hassle products to those with Medicare.
"offering FREE diabetic supplies to Medicare and private insurance members"
then I started seeing another type of advertising;
"Thank you for visiting Dollars4DiabeticSupplies. We will continue to purchase your extra diabetic supplies in the future so please bookmark us and return to our site again. We value your diabetic supplies and time and we take our mission seriously."
So one company gives away free supplies to Medicare beneficiaries and another buys, for cash, excess supplies.....could there be a connection here?
This is in addition to the already serious problem of pill peddling. But we are expected to believe EMRs, MLR, and Exchanges will fix this whole cost problem.
Senin, 24 September 2012
Langganan:
Posting Komentar (Atom)
Recent Posts
Popular Posts
-
The drug, a generic version of Lipitor), is being recalled by its manufacturer. From Medical Mutual email: " Ranbaxy... has announced a...
-
This just in from (a major health insurance carrier) and we are passing it along. I believe they want their agents to feel warm and fuzzy. ...
-
Next week, we're proud to once again host the Health Wonk Review , the bi-weekly roundup of health care policy and polity. Please submit...
-
Obamacare. The master plan to deliver (almost) universal access to health care for everyone. Promises of lower premiums. Promises that you c...
-
■ As Isaac continues to pound the Gulf region, at least one insurer has thrown out a lifeline: " Aetna is making it easier for members...
-
Unusual and Interesting Insurance News - Over the years , we've chronicled such things as virginity and alien abduction insurance (dif...
-
Nina Kallen makes her CavRisk hosting debut next Wednesday (December 1). Submissions are due this Monday (the 29th). Please remember to i...
-
■ First up, FoIB Jeff M tips us to this rather sorry Tar Heel State of affairs: " [North Carolina] one of the least competitive health...
-
From the Telegraph of London on 9/11: " Death rates in NHS hospitals are among the highest in the western world , shock figures reveal...
-
We're pleased as punch to once again host the Health Wonk Review. Submissions are due by next Wednesday (the 9th), and once again we'...
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar